Valoria de Alcor (Palencia, Spain). He dedicated his life fundamentally to teaching as a moral theologian. He taught in the center of theology in Zafra, in the International College of Albano, Italy, and the Pontifical University of Salamanca, where he became Vice-Rector. He published several volumes and wrote frequently in the magazine Vida Religiosa, of which he was director for six years. He was a peritus in the Second Vatican Council, which altered his discourse somewhat, but did not stop it entirely. He died on March 14th in Loja (Granada). He was the author of Cursus Brevior Theologiae Moralis which, despite the qualification of brevior, consisted of five volumes. It was an obligatory citation in subjects of morality, of ecclesiology and of states of perfection. He knew how to spice up his classes with the joy of knowledge and timely speech. He was an observant religious and a community brother who was simple and open to dialogue. He always tried to preserve the spirit before the letter of the law. In his classes, his tone was simple, colloquial, open and spontaneous.